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District leaders consider closing 4 Miami-Dade schools
Miami-Dade School Board members are considering closing four schools as part of a proposal to overhaul school boundaries, school choice, and future planning due to declining enrollment and changing demographics. The four schools under review are Lenora Braynon Smith Elementary, Miami Springs Middle, Pine Villa Elementary, and Richmond Heights Middle. The board aims to modernize the decision-making process to increase transparency and family input before finalizing any closures next week.
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